Upper Haydon Hill
hill or mountain · Hertfordshire
Old EnglishAI-generated
Upper Haydon Hill signifies a hill situated above a settlement called Haydon. Haydon is thought to mean 'hay settlement' or 'settlement where hay is grown'.
Word origins
- Upper
- Old Englishhigher(from uperra "higher")
- Haydon
- Old Englishhay settlement(from hæg "hedge, enclosure", dūn "hill, down")
- hill
- Old Englishhill(from hyll "hill")